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25 articles between 300 and 400 words, including:

A Juvenile Diabetic’s Emergency Kit

Celebrating Special Occasions and Juvenile Diabetes

Checking for Ketones in Juvenile Diabetics

Complications Associated with Juvenile Diabetes

Different Kinds of Insulin

Different Responsibilities to give Children with Diabetes

Finding out Your Child has Juvenile Diabetes

Having Juvenile Diabetes and Going to School

Healthy Eating Guidelines for Juvenile Diabetes

How Juvenile Diabetes is Diagnosed

Insulin Pumps for Juvenile Diabetics

And more!

Juvenile diabetes is the onset of type 1 diabetes mellitus in children.  Very much the same as the disease in adults, when a child has diabetes their bodies are unable to make enough insulin or they cannot make proper use of the insulin that is made.  When a child has type 1 diabetes, daily insulin injections are necessary for the rest of their lives. These articles give information and helpful advice on how to easily manage children and teenagers who have juvenile diabetes.